deepdiver
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I wasn't aware of those. I'm going to have to think about getting one.
I wasn't aware of those. I'm going to have to think about getting one.
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National Forest Carry
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Flintlock
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peter nap wrote:
peter nap wrote:
Ohhhh, I see.. That's a pretty neat set-up, I like it.
Flintlock
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Tomahawk wrote:
Tomahawk wrote:
Absolutely, if you can find it, please post one! That sounds like a really cool experience.
Virginiaplanter
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savery
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Thanks guys - I knew I was ok to CC (i have a permit) in the national forest, but the wilderness areas kind of confused me.
When I'm hiking, two things that are always coming with me are a gun and my amateur radio handheld. I've been carrying in my pack - agreed, it's not the preferable way to carry, but i'd rather have it there than nowhere.
The safepacker looks awesome - like a place for binoculars, a camera, maps, gps - to most folks on the trail, anything but a gun holster!
I just hope that they open up national parks to carrying. That would open up a lot more opportunity for me....
Thanks guys - I knew I was ok to CC (i have a permit) in the national forest, but the wilderness areas kind of confused me.
When I'm hiking, two things that are always coming with me are a gun and my amateur radio handheld. I've been carrying in my pack - agreed, it's not the preferable way to carry, but i'd rather have it there than nowhere.
The safepacker looks awesome - like a place for binoculars, a camera, maps, gps - to most folks on the trail, anything but a gun holster!
I just hope that they open up national parks to carrying. That would open up a lot more opportunity for me....
Tomahawk
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Virginiaplanter wrote:
That is a really cool video, thanks!
The one I saw would be a "yellow phase" timber rattler, much like the one we've all seen on Revolutionary War flags.
From what I read timber rattlers differ from western rattlers in that they don't rattle very much, but ifone does rattle and it's looking at you, it's telling you to back off, because you're about to get F'ed up. No arguments from me. "Don't Tread on Me" indeed, I sure got that message!
What a magnificent animal.
Virginiaplanter wrote:
That is a really cool video, thanks!
The one I saw would be a "yellow phase" timber rattler, much like the one we've all seen on Revolutionary War flags.
From what I read timber rattlers differ from western rattlers in that they don't rattle very much, but ifone does rattle and it's looking at you, it's telling you to back off, because you're about to get F'ed up. No arguments from me. "Don't Tread on Me" indeed, I sure got that message!
What a magnificent animal.